Новости за 17.10.2023

Names scheduled to participate in the Web Summit cancelled their attendance in reaction to the CEO's criticism of Israel.

Netherlands defeated mighty South Africa by 38 runs at the Cricket World Cup on Tuesday as the European outsiders humiliated the Proteas for the second time in a year.

US lawmakers rejected hard-line conservative Jim Jordan's bid for speaker of the House of Representatives in the first round of voting Tuesday, entrenching a stalemate that has paralyzed Washington for two weeks.

In Saudi Arabia, the mercurial crown prince kept him waiting until dawn.

Poland "needs to be repaired" after eight years of populist government that are expected to come to an end after pro-EU opposition parties won Sunday's elections, analysts said.

In his interview with Vox released on Nov. 16, SBF, as the ex-CEO is more popularly known in the crypto space, revealed that Singh was "ashamed and guilty" of what happened.

Two attacks in recent days in Belgium and France have come against a backdrop of tension in European societies over the war between Israel and Hamas, posing serious challenges for Europe's intelligence services.

Joe Biden heads to the Middle East on potentially the riskiest trip of his presidency Tuesday, aiming to thread the needle between supporting Israel against Hamas, averting catastrophe in Gaza and preventing a regional war.

Tens of thousands of families have flocked to Gaza's overwhelmed hospitals seeking refuge from seemingly endless Israeli army shelling, leading to new warnings Tuesday that the health system cannot cope.

The verdict left members of India's LGBTQ+ community sorely disappointed over the ruling against the legalization of same-sex marriages in the world's most populous country.

Output increased last month despite the ongoing strike of auto workers, showing positive signals for the U.S. economy.

The second-largest U.S. bank benefited from higher interest rates in the third quarter.

U.S. consumers keep shopping amid a strong labor market and slowing inflation.

Just two months after raising its threat level, Sweden was in shock on Tuesday over the killing of two of its football fans in a "terror attack" targeting Swedes in Brussels.

The rumor that Ripple would go public started last month before the company held its "Proper Party" to celebrate its legal victory over the SEC.

Some of the developing world's top leaders are in Beijing for the two-day Belt and Road Forum where Xi Jinping is expected to pitch a new path ahead for the decade-old initiative that raised debt concerns over the past years.

Binance is currently looking for a partner authorized by the FCA, but since it has none at the moment, temporary restrictions will take effect along with the new U.K. regulations.

Pichai later thanked Modi for the "terrific meeting" to "discuss Google's ongoing commitment to India." They talked about Google's plans to strengthen financial inclusion in the South Asian country, where residents have well-embraced digital technologies.

Rising interest rates have been a significant headwind for U.S. equities — but not for leading technology companies.

Epic Games, which acquired the Oakland, California-based company just a year ago, laid off roughly half of the staff after finalizing its sale to Songtradr on Monday, reports said. An X user said only "three people are left" at the company's music blog Bandcamp Daily.

A Dutch art detective dubbed the "Indiana Jones of the Art World" has recovered another six paintings, including a portrait of William of Orange and the first depiction of a seventh-century king.

Check out the three K-Pop artists who dominated Spotify this 2023.

IU accidentally posted a questionable photo of her and Super Junior's Eunhyuk, which sparked dating rumors.

Reports have been claiming that there had been racial discrimination against Asians during "M Countdown" in Paris.

Stack Overflow has seen a decline in traffic in the past one and a half years, and though the company has taken "many steps" to cut costs this year, these measures haven't been enough.